Sanford 30162PP Fine Point Marker 2 Pack Black
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A box of twelve five-inch blunt-tip scissors for classroom and craft use
These 5-inch blunt-tip scissors are designed for young students learning to cut paper and craft materials. The rounded tips reduce the risk of accidental punctures during classroom activities. A box contains 12 units in pink, purple and blue colours for easy distribution.
The larger 5-inch length suits children who have outgrown smaller starter scissors and need more leverage for detailed work. The bulk pack replaces frequent single-pair purchases for teachers managing full classes. Buyers needing pointed tips for intricate precision cutting should select a different model.
| Type | Teaching & Learning Resources |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.56 kg |
| Package size | 216 × 191 × 67 mm |
The scissors measure 5 inches in full length, making them suitable for junior users and standard classroom storage compartments.
They ship in a bulk box of 12 units with blunt tips and assorted pink, purple, and blue handles for immediate distribution.
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